Book 8-99 words

Here's a section from page 22 of book 8 that really sums everything up in a paragraph (99 words) that is pretty much impossible to ignore and that gives the entire basis of AuT from which all the more complicated findings arise.  Indeed, it was mostly the recognition of this feature that led to the entire theory although things like co-existing dimensional states and time as an effect required a more studied analysis and the ideas of underlying change.  Also the "moron" sentence should be left off of any decent discussion since it represents 11 words in a false argument that is unnecessary given the underlying logic.

         What makes AuT compression and decompression so obvious is known interchangeability.  We know the numerator for pi is 4 (for us).  We know that matter comes from energy and black holes from matter and that there is “wave particle duality”.  If we put these dimensional features together, we see that counting backwards, we must have 3 other states for the numerator (1-space, 2-photons, 3 waves, 4-mass (known dimension 4-4/3+4/5 (etc)), 5-black holes, etc) and that space must be the same stuff as the particle part of the waves.  Even a moron can see this obvious feature of the universe.

Plus another 36 words to give the specifics:

E=mc^2 provides a ratio that only needs slight tweaking to tie in to the other sources, tweaking via the equation f(n)^2^n (technically 2*f(n) or where f(n) is as is defined in the early books of spirals.